Instead what we got was a weak release that had some interesting ideas but was little more than a naked attempt to sell more Battlezone Manufactorum boxes. WotC may've been boxed in somewhat because of the lore regarding Innistrad and the fact that disturb either turns dead creatures.Ī lot of fuss was made about Tactical Deployment when it first previewed Games Workshop hyped it as new way to play competitive 40k that might become the norm for tournaments. So we find ourselves returning to a Blue and White spirit-themed commander precon with Spirit Squadron. What is kind of strange is that Phantom Premonition was also a Blue and White spirit-themed commander precon. Now there's only 10 two color combinations, so seeing 2 again recently isn't that strange if Wizards is mostly going to stick to two-color decks then it's not that shocking we'd see them in the same colors again so soon, given the pace of new releases.

Prosper, Tome-Bound was released in the forgotten realms set, 'Planar Portal' and that was Rakdos, and Kaldheim had Phantom Premonition and that was Azorius. They've said that the set seems to have been pushed out of order and some evidence of that is that we've recently seen both of these color pairings in preconstructed decks. Wizards offers two new commander decks with Crimson Vow: Commander.

This week we're finishing out our review of Crimson Vow by taking a look at the two Commander decks Wizards is releasing for the set - whether they're worth it, and how you can expand them.

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